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Format: DVD

Release Year: 2006

Genre: Horror

Run Time: 113 min.

Movie/TV Title: Saw 3

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by lsdazrael
25 Jan, 2007
Saw it Before
If you haven't seen the original two, I highly suggest you watch them first, as this movie would not have anywhere near the depth it has with knowledge of the preceding events. That said, Saw III is quite a good sequel, in that it develops on the important events and subplots of the previous installments. It again contains clever traps and hair-raising situations that cause people to reevaluate their ethical beliefs, and includes the same multiple-twist style ending as the first two movies in the series. I would not rate it quite as highly as the previous two versions, only because much of the tension is lost when fewer characters are interacting in the "games," and the connections between the characters who are playing the games are not revealed until later. It is ... If you haven't seen the original two, I highly suggest you watch them first, as this movie would not have anywhere near the depth it has with knowledge of the preceding events. That said, Saw III is quite a good sequel, in that it develops on the important events and subplots of the previous installments. It again contains clever traps and hair-raising situations that cause people to reevaluate their ethical beliefs, and includes the same multiple-twist style ending as the first two movies in the series. I would not rate it quite as highly as the previous two versions, only because much of the tension is lost when fewer characters are interacting in the "games," and the connections between the characters who are playing the games are not revealed until later. It is not that the characters are two-dimensional, it's probably caused by the gradual nature of the revelations. Nevertheless, the Saw series continues to be among the more intelligent offerings in a genre not traditionally known for its intelligence. Above-average acting, intriguing situations, and well-paced storytelling all contribute to making this film a must-see for horror/suspense lovers.
by F0frLq8OTFC@Deleted
17 Feb, 2007
Saw 3 -- Heavy on Gore, but...
This is important: If you haven't seen the first two movies, stop reading this and buy/rent those before you pick this one up. You'll get much more enjoyment out of this one if you have the back story...Trust me. Saw III is a good sequel, but not a great stand-alone movie. This installment is NOT light on the gory content by any stretch of the imagination, but it left something to be desired. I am a avid horror film viewer and am willing to give anything a chance. When the first Saw came out, I reluctantly watched it and was immediately hooked. I suffered no such reluctance with Saw II or Saw III and went to see both the day they hit the theaters. I could have saved myself $7.25 on Saw III and waited for it to come out on DVD. Why should I have waited? This movie ... This is important: If you haven't seen the first two movies, stop reading this and buy/rent those before you pick this one up. You'll get much more enjoyment out of this one if you have the back story...Trust me. Saw III is a good sequel, but not a great stand-alone movie. This installment is NOT light on the gory content by any stretch of the imagination, but it left something to be desired. I am a avid horror film viewer and am willing to give anything a chance. When the first Saw came out, I reluctantly watched it and was immediately hooked. I suffered no such reluctance with Saw II or Saw III and went to see both the day they hit the theaters. I could have saved myself $7.25 on Saw III and waited for it to come out on DVD. Why should I have waited? This movie was simply not on the same level as the first two. I was disappointed by the lack of "games." Oh, there are the typical Jigsaw-esque games, but not like the first two. There are really only a couple of characters forced to play games, unlike the first two. Most of the movie is spent testing one character's ability to forgive the man responsible for killing his son. (don't worry, that's not a spoiler; you get that info right away.) The flashback scenes leave you slightly confused, wondering what this information has to do with the movie. It has plot twists, gore and games...but I felt like something was missing... I liked the movie but it wasn't as good as it's predecessors. IF YOU LIKE GORE, THIS IS THE MOVIE FOR YOU! All things considered, this is only average. They could have done much better. This one's definately not suitable for the kids, though.
by the_journey_company
07 Feb, 2007
Saw III Posted By CK-Auctions
It's one of the most unlikely horror franchises in the history of the genre. In an era which saw the Scream film deconstruct scary, and the homemade epic annihilate the reputation of vampires, serial killers and zombies, Australian auteurs Leigh Whannell and James Wan have parlayed their experiment in suspense into a yearly excursion into death and dismemberment. While the Resident Evils stumbled and the Texas Chainsaw efforts wore out their remake welcome, the boys from Downunder, with a little help from Lionsgate and a collection of like minded craftsman, have managed to create a brand new terror titan – the cancer-riddled madman known as Jigsaw. After Saw II took off at the box office, earning $87 million, another installment was instantly greenlit. Naturally, fans wondered if the ... It's one of the most unlikely horror franchises in the history of the genre. In an era which saw the Scream film deconstruct scary, and the homemade epic annihilate the reputation of vampires, serial killers and zombies, Australian auteurs Leigh Whannell and James Wan have parlayed their experiment in suspense into a yearly excursion into death and dismemberment. While the Resident Evils stumbled and the Texas Chainsaw efforts wore out their remake welcome, the boys from Downunder, with a little help from Lionsgate and a collection of like minded craftsman, have managed to create a brand new terror titan – the cancer-riddled madman known as Jigsaw. After Saw II took off at the box office, earning $87 million, another installment was instantly greenlit. Naturally, fans wondered if the new film would compare favorably to the others, or just be a mindless cash grab for greedy distributors. The answer came when Saw III hit theaters last October. Bigger, bloodier – and most importantly – better than the sequel, something about this third go round really was the proverbial charm inside all the carnage. And like clockwork, an "Unrated" DVD has arrived to tweak your fear factors all over again. As we left Saw II, Detective Eric Matthews was locked in the bathroom setting from Saw I, destined to die in the blood soaked Hellhole. He does something desperate in an attempt to escape. In the meantime, Jigsaw (or someone assisting the murderer) is continuing his killing spree, leaving a trail of badly mangled bodies along the way. His failing health has his assistant Amanda worried, and she kidnaps a local doctor as part of a plan to treat her mentor. Lynn is a listless medico, married to a man she can barely tolerate and hating her job with obvious disdain. But once Jigsaw makes her a life or death deal, she reluctantly agrees to care for him. Simultaneously, a man named Jeff finds himself inside one of the villain's evil experiments. Devastated over the death of his only son at the hands of a reckless driver, Jigsaw gives this determined Dad a chance to get even with everyone – witness, judge, perpetrator – who contributed to the case. His reward will be based on his ability to forgive, not his need for revenge. As Jigsaw's illness worsens, Amanda starts getting nervous. She is dedicated to this man, and doesn't want to see him die before their work is completed. As time slowly ticks by for Jeff, Lynn and our killers, it is clear that there is something more than meets the eye going on. When the links are finally discovered, it puts a cap on the duo's diabolical legacy. Combining the best elements of the first two installments, Saw III is a success in every sense of the word. It wraps up this particularly complex three story arc quite nicely, ties up some loose ends left dangling after initial episodes, expands on all the characters we've seen – even one's whose place seemed minor in the entire Saw universe - and tosses in an amazing amount of gorehound loving grue. In fact, it is safe to say that Saw III (the theatrical experience) was one of the bloodiest, most ridiculously repugnant splatter fests in a long time. Picking up where the second movie left off, this frequently flawless blend of suspense and sluice, thriller and serial killer argues for Saw's permanent placement in the pantheon of terror. If you have any questions about this review please contact us at contact@ck-auctions.com Posted by CK-Auctions
by ir0nmaiden66
08 Mar, 2007
not as good as the first two but still worth watching
Well by the third one, it sure has lost it's originality with how people get killed and who the bad guy is and such. The plot itself is a bit confusing but at times predictable If you watched the first two movies. Lots of gore and blood, acting isn't the best but it is a horror movie. The ending was a bit sad, but should've known it would end that way. I wonder if that guy will take over jigsaws crazy job in the 4th one? Not the greatest horror movie but still watchable if you like pain and suffering or are a fan of the first two.Well by the third one, it sure has lost it's originality with how people get killed and who the bad guy is and such. The plot itself is a bit confusing but at times predictable If you watched the first two movies. Lots of gore and blood, acting isn't the best but it is a horror movie. The ending was a bit sad, but should've known it would end that way. I wonder if that guy will take over jigsaws crazy job in the 4th one? Not the greatest horror movie but still watchable if you like pain and suffering or are a fan of the first two.
by haunted_flower
01 Apr, 2007
Saw III
Yes, the trilogy is complete. A third Saw movie. What are my thoughts? Well it was better than Saw II, but won't beat the original Saw. I miss the mystery. I miss the shockers. Warning, I do talk about the movie below. I spell out things that happen in it. If you don't want to have a clue going in, read no further. The story focuses on a doctor having to keep Jigsaw alive or she will die from a horrible bullet contraption around her neck. What complicates manners is that Amanda is around and gets emotional and jealous of this female doctor being around Jigsaw. She only has to keep him alive until Jeff, a vengence driven father of a boy who got killed by a drunk driver gets out of his personal maze of facing people who made his life miserable and having the ... Yes, the trilogy is complete. A third Saw movie. What are my thoughts? Well it was better than Saw II, but won't beat the original Saw. I miss the mystery. I miss the shockers. Warning, I do talk about the movie below. I spell out things that happen in it. If you don't want to have a clue going in, read no further. The story focuses on a doctor having to keep Jigsaw alive or she will die from a horrible bullet contraption around her neck. What complicates manners is that Amanda is around and gets emotional and jealous of this female doctor being around Jigsaw. She only has to keep him alive until Jeff, a vengence driven father of a boy who got killed by a drunk driver gets out of his personal maze of facing people who made his life miserable and having the opportunity to forgive. Yeah, he sucks at this. Vengence man pissed me off to no end. People dying before his eyes and he has the nerve to talk to them and taunt them, no less. What a selfish bastard. For instance, he could help a guy if he incinerates his son's stuffed animals and toys and finally lets go of them. He hesistates about this. For a good long while in my opinion. What the hell? They're toys. They won't bring him back. If you need stuff to remember him by, look at photo albums and watch home movies. He was so selfish that earlier in the movie he got mad at his daughter (yeah, he still has a child but is paying her no attention) for sneaking her brother's stuffed animal into her room to comfort her. He had so many opportunities to fix things for the better and he's a jerk. Meanwhile doctor lady, while a shallow and at times poorly acted character, does seem to want things to change in her own life. She had a moment before she got kidnapped where she chose not to take another anti-depressant pill. She was awfully squeamish for a doctor and not professional enough. If my life was on the line, I wouldn't mope around demanding time and time again that Jigsaw needs to go to a hospital when that clearly wasn't an option given to her. I'd be like, "Alright, this situation sucks but what do I have to work with in this room to get the job done?" Let's see. Other low points. We have a surgery that isn't important to the plot and is just there and shown for a gross-out factor. Not vital to the plot. Immediately after this surgery, Jigsaw has a moment of flashback with a mysterious blond woman and they are happy together. Do they ever tell us more? NO. This is TERRIBLE. Don't put that in unless you're going to tell us all that he was happily married before and she had a horrible accident/tumor/bad donut and perished in an agonzing way. Don't waste screen time if it doesn't become important. I wish I could be more creative and delicate but....Amanda is one crazy bitch. I couldn't come up with a better way to think of it. The whole movie I thought, "This is one crazy bitch." "What is this crazy bitch doing now?" "Oh, she so cuh-razy." She doesn't seem to have a clue who she is or who she wants to be in the grand scheme of things. Not very goal-driven anymore. In the end, it all falls apart. Most of it ends up being for nothing because Vengence man is an idiot. I won't get into specifics but you'd think after all this time with things Jigsaw says being important that people would stop and LISTEN to the man. He gives you most of the answers or hints in any given scenario. This movie didn't have a lot of good acting or facinating plot.

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